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Dallas to Las Vegasaward flights

Compare 6 loyalty programs for Dallas to Las Vegas award flights, with economy seats from 6,700 points.

1,050 miles~2h 35m
Snapshot

Route snapshot

Dallas to Las Vegas is a short-haul domestic hop with nonstop award seats on American Airlines. The data shows six programs pricing it, and the cheapest economy award is 6,700 points through Delta SkyMiles. At this distance, check the cash fare before redeeming: points earn their keep only when the award price is genuinely low. This page compares all six programs on DFW–LAS side by side.

Route
DFW to LAS
Direct service
206 direct award flights
Airlines with award availability
4
Best economy price
From 6,700 pts
Best premium economy price
N/A
Best business price
From 29,000 pts
Best first class price
From 15,000 pts
Pricing

Award pricing comparison

Best one-way award prices per airline over the next 12 months.

AirlineEconomyBusinessFirst
Delta logo
DeltaDL
6,700Lowest
Not available
45,300pts
American Airlines logo
American AirlinesAA
7,500pts
29,000Lowest
15,000Lowest
Alaska Airlines logo
Alaska AirlinesAS
12,500pts
Not available
25,000pts
United Airlines logo
United AirlinesUA
12,870pts
111,800pts
46,800pts
Lowest in each cabin—No award seats foundPoints, one-way. Live award pricing from FlightFlyer data, computed 11/2/2026. Prices vary by date and availability.
Availability

Award pricing by month

When award seats between Dallas and Las Vegas price cheapest over the next year.

Cheapest monthNovember 2026 · 6,700 pts
CheapestNext 12 months
Cheapest award by month
MonthCheapest award (points)
Nov 20266,700
Dec 2026No award data
Jan 2027No award data
Feb 2027No award data
Mar 2027No award data
Apr 2027No award data
May 2027No award data
Jun 2027No award data
Jul 2027No award data
Aug 2027No award data
Sep 2027No award data
Oct 2027No award data
Nov currently price cheapest on this route, with awards from 6,700 pts one-way based on recent award data.
Airlines

Airlines with award seats on this route

4 airlines with award seats between Dallas and Las Vegas, nonstop or connecting.

American Airlines logoAmerican AirlinesAA
Alaska Airlines logoAlaska AirlinesAS
Delta logoDeltaDL
United Airlines logoUnited AirlinesUA
Guide

Route notes

What to know before booking Dallas to Las Vegas with points.

Route information

  • 1,050 miles
  • ~2h 35m flight
  • -2h time difference
  • Data Nov 2026 – Oct 2027

About 1,050 miles, roughly 2h35 nonstop. Las Vegas runs 2 hours behind Dallas. The data runs November 2026–October 2027, with calendar prices for one month.

About this route

Dallas to Las Vegas is served by American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Delta and 1 more, offering multiple options for award travelers. Compare 6 loyalty programs to find the best value for your points. Award prices start from 6,700 points in economy. Use our search tool to check real-time award availability on this route.

Dallas–Las Vegas Flights

At about 1,050 miles from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) to Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), a nonstop runs roughly 2h35, give or take with the winds. American Airlines carries all of the nonstop award space in the data. The Boeing 737-800 shows up on those nonstop award segments. Expect mostly connecting results: only about 13% of the award options in the data are nonstop.

Best Ways to Book With Points & Miles

Dallas–Las Vegas is domestic, so price it in cash before you price it in points. The economy floor connects once; an economy nonstop on American Airlines costs more. Taxes and fees on the cheapest economy seat run about $6, in line with the route's typical economy taxes. When the fare is low, pay cash and hold the points for a pricier trip. The exception is nonstop first class: at about 2.2 times economy (less than business), it's the cabin where an award is most worth checking against the cash fare.

Best Points & Miles Programs

Delta SkyMiles is cheapest in economy at 6,700 points. Qantas Frequent Flyer wins business class at 29,000 points on an American Airlines nonstop. Alaska Atmos Rewards takes first class at 15,000 points on an American Airlines nonstop. For a cross-check, American AAdvantage, United MileagePlus, and Avianca LifeMiles price the route too. With the winner changing twice as you move up, decide where you'll sit before deciding where to move points.

Airlines & Routing Options

Only American Airlines (oneworld) shows nonstop award space between Dallas and Las Vegas in the data; partner programs across oneworld can price it alongside American AAdvantage. Qantas Frequent Flyer sets the business-class floor as a oneworld partner, selling the American Airlines nonstop at its own rates. Only four airlines hold award inventory on the route, yet six programs price them, so the competition is between currencies more than carriers.

Alternative Airports & Routes

The data shows no same-metro alternate airports on either end of Dallas–Las Vegas, so the main airports are the ones to watch. Honolulu to Las Vegas is tracked too, from 25,000 points at last check. For another option from Dallas, Cancun prices from 7,500 points.

Booking tips

  1. 1Search flexible dates first, since saver award seats can appear on scattered days.
  2. 2Compare partner programs before transferring points, since the same seat can price very differently.
  3. 3Check both direct and connecting options when direct award seats are limited.
  4. 4Book early for peak travel periods, when saver space disappears fastest.
  5. 5Recheck availability often, since airlines may release more award seats closer to departure.
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FAQ

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Common questions travelers ask about the Dallas to Las Vegas route.

At last check, economy starts at 6,700 points one-way through Delta SkyMiles, with one stop. There are six programs pricing this route, and the cheapest isn't always the obvious one. The pricing table above lists the low in every cabin.